Mismatch Between Demand and Supply in Indian Telecom Industry

Telecom industry deals with providing services through electronic systems for transmitting messages through telephones, mobile, optic cables etc.
The mismatch between demand and supply in telecom industry are: * The demand for 3G services among the mobile subscribers in rural areas are more but the 3G services provided/supplied by the network providers in rural areas are less and does not meet the demand of the mobile subscribers in rural areas. * The supply for landline telephones are more but the demand for landline telephones are getting reduced as a result extensive use of mobile phones and internet calling. * There is a demand for hi-speed internet connection in different parts of the country but those demands are not met by the service providers in telecom industry and the supply of broadband connection by service providers are not meeting the demand in market. * The demand for 4G services in urban areas is increasing but the supply of 4G services by service providers are not meeting the demand of the customers. * The demand for 3G and 4G spectrum is more among mobile phone service providers in many states of India but the supply of spectrum by the Government is not meeting the demand of the service providers. * The supply of mobile connection by different mobile phone service providers is not meeting the demand generated by the people in the market. * The demand for manufacturing mobile phones by many mobile phone manufactures is increasing in India but the various policy of Indian government and restricted supply of raw materials is not meeting the demand of mobile phone manufacturers. * The supply of radio service is more in the country is more but the demand for radio services has decreased as a result of the involvement of visual media and other forms of…...

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